Zodiac45
Paleostoveologist & Sawwhisperer
Or anyone else who can help.
The recoil starter assembly has begun too slip on occasion. I believe the problem is worn starter pawl edges. Are the starter pawls replacable or do I need flywheel assembly? (Haven't pulled the flywheel too see the back side?) It also might be some play in the cord winder ID that sits on top of the spring and has the two metal (tits) that engage the pawls? Any ideas? Can I grind the pawls with a dremel to deepen the pocket a bit, or should I replace the pawls? Also may need to find a starter rewind assembly. I believe the saw shares parts with the 116si.
Thanks
The recoil starter assembly has begun too slip on occasion. I believe the problem is worn starter pawl edges. Are the starter pawls replacable or do I need flywheel assembly? (Haven't pulled the flywheel too see the back side?) It also might be some play in the cord winder ID that sits on top of the spring and has the two metal (tits) that engage the pawls? Any ideas? Can I grind the pawls with a dremel to deepen the pocket a bit, or should I replace the pawls? Also may need to find a starter rewind assembly. I believe the saw shares parts with the 116si.
Thanks